Promoting the role of military press in the nation’s new development era

Thursday, June 19, 2025, 19:01 (GMT+7)
In any circumstances, the military press has always remained steadfast in the goal of national independence and socialism, staying absolutely loyal to the Party, Fatherland, State, and people, accompanying cadres and soldiers in their training, combat, and work process, acting as a vanguard force in protecting and maintaining the Party’s ideological - cultural foundation within the entire Military and society

The Great Victory of Spring 1975 – Lessons for the cause of building the army, strengthening national defence, and safeguarding the Fatherland in the new situation

Thursday, April 24, 2025, 22:22 (GMT+7)
The invaluable lessons of the Great Victory of Spring 1975 remain profoundly relevant today, they must be inherited, further developed, and creatively applied to the cause of defending the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, creating a peaceful, stable environment in which our nation can firmly advance into a new era of development, civilisation and prosperity.

MR7 builds the strong military posture at sea

Saturday, July 13, 2024, 17:50 (GMT+7)
In the war to protect the Fatherland (if happens), sea is still the main direction used by the enemies to carry out their invasion. Hence, building the defence posture in the whole country in general, the strong military posture at seas and islands in the 7th Military Region (MR7) in particular is one of the important and urgent tasks.

The Party’s Perspective on implementing the Strategy for Homeland protection in the new situation

Saturday, February 17, 2024, 07:26 (GMT+7)
The issuance of the new Strategy for Homeland protection by our Party is highly necessary, meeting the requirements of practical development, and addressing the timely leadership, guidance, and a significant transformation in the awareness, responsibility, and actions of the entire Party, people, and armed forces. This aims to harness the collective strength towards the cause of protecting the Motherland—one of the two strategic tasks of the Vietnamese revolution.

Thorough grasping the Resolution of the Central Military Commission, the entire military seeks to complete military and defence tasks in 2024 successfully

Monday, February 05, 2024, 15:00 (GMT+7)
The year 2024 is key to accomplishment of the goals and missions set forth in the Resolution of the 13th Party Congress and the Resolution of the 11th Military Party Congress. The entire military manages to basically complete adjustment of force organisation in an adept, compact, strong direction, which helps to generate new strength and successfully implement all assigned tasks with higher outcomes as compared to the year 2023.

Transport assurance in the 1972 Air Defence Operation and lessons for the cause of national defence and Fatherland protection

Tuesday, December 27, 2022, 08:12 (GMT+7)
Transport assurance was an extremely difficult and strategically significant issue of our armed forces and people in combating against the US’s destructive war. In fact, the transport sector, as one of the leading forces, ensured smooth transport to perform the the task of supporting human and material power for the large southern frontline. Thousands of the sector’s cadres, technician, and self-defence workers contributed their efforts and intelligence, together with the armed forces, to surveying, forming, building, and maintaining the effective operation of the transport systems.

On the preparation of signal posture in the military regions’ defensive operations to meet requirements of the war to safeguard the Fatherland

Thursday, July 14, 2022, 07:42 (GMT+7)
Preparing signal postures during military regions’ defensive combat to satisfy requirements of the war to safeguard the Fatherland is an enormous task associated with the building of the all-people national defence, relevant to many sectors and localities. Thus, when preparing signal postures, military regions’ signal offices should grasp the development of signal systems of the Military and sectors in each area and defensive zone, the development of military signal equipment, and the development

Enhancing the combination between socio-economic development and defence and security strengthening in the new situation

Monday, June 13, 2022, 18:56 (GMT+7)
Combining socio-economic development with strengthening national defence and security is a strategic and sound policy of the Party, requiring all levels, branches and localities to thoroughly grasp and implement with creative and appropriate measures and methods, contributing to the successful implementation of the two strategic tasks of the revolution, namely building and firmly defending the Vietnam socialist Fatherland.

Building inter-connected, solid military region defensive postures in strategic areas and nationwide

Saturday, May 21, 2022, 22:29 (GMT+7)
Competent offices of military regions should adhere to directions by the General Staff, instructions by the Department of Operations, and characteristics of each province and municipality to advise military regions’ party committees and commands on improving the quality of plans on building military region defensive postures on the basis of provincial-level defensive postures, while both realising and adjusting such plans under the country’s general defensive combat intention and make those plans relevant to localities’ socio-economic conditions and residential disposition according to the requirements of on-the-spot combat, strengths and fighting art of military regions’ armed forces, and opponents’ modern combat methods.

Department of Electronic Warfare focuses on increasing combat strength to meet its task requirements

Thursday, April 28, 2022, 14:09 (GMT+7)
To keep pace with the development of the Military build-up, national defence consolidation, and the Fatherland protection, on April 30th, 1992, the DEW under the General Staff was founded and initially performed its role as a leading office for electronic warfare and techniques of electronic warfare. As a new combat force of the Military, the Department’s organisational structure and equipment were limited. Technical support and staff members’ professional competence did not satisfy the DEW’s task requirements